7+ mon, 2+ week ago (374+ words) We can all agree that modern games often revolve around destruction; well, Treeplanter is a game that is created from a different perspective by allowing players to build, nurture, and restore life. But what sets this title apart is that your actions in the game can lead to real trees being planted in the world. You heard me right: Treeplanter is more than a relaxing sim; it's an interactive environmental movement. Designed with both fun and purpose in mind, Treeplanter invites you to reforest barren lands, manage ecosystems, and balance nature's needs, all while earning points that translate into tangible impact. Through partnerships with reforestation organisations, every milestone achieved by players contributed to actual planting efforts around the globe. From planting your first virtual sapling to revealing an entire biome, the gameplay blends casual strategy with meaningful missions. Players can…...

5+ mon, 3+ week ago (416+ words) Yu-Gi-Oh TCG has long drawn inspiration from various mythologies, infusing its card game with rich narratives and powerful creatures. Many archetypes are rooted in real-world myths, legends, and historical figures, adding depth and intrigue to the game. Here are some notable archetypes influenced by real-world mythology. The Fire Fist archetype is inspired by the tale of the 108 Heroes of the Water Margin, a classic Chinese novel. Cards like "Fire Fist " Bear" and "Fire Fist " Tiger King" are named after legendary outlaws who banded together to fight against corrupt officials. The archetype's mechanics emphasize teamwork and powerful attacks, mirroring the camaraderie and strength of the Water Margin heroes. The Lightsworn archetype draws from Christian and Jewish religious themes, particularly the concept of divine beings and judgment. Cards like "Judgment Dragon" and "Lightsworn" monsters embody celestial beings executing divine will. The archetype's…...

3+ mon, 6+ day ago (254+ words) Ready to inject some pure, unadulterated fun into your next get-together? Here are the board games that are practically guaranteed to be an instant hit. It's a game that's brilliantly simple on the surface but has layers of strategy. The tension when your spymaster says "Fruit, three" and you're staring at a board with "Apple,' "Banana,' and "Vampire' is palpable. It's a fast-paced word association game that gets everyone's gears turning and is a surefire hit for any group size. Every round is a nail-biting decision: do you pull just one more chip and risk it all for glory? The simultaneous play means there's no downtime, and the sheer luck involved ensures that no one takes it too seriously. It's ridiculously fun, a little bit silly, and an absolute blast for families and friends alike. There's a reason Ticket to…...

4+ mon, 3+ day ago (415+ words) Best of all? Each iteration in the Undaunted universe adds something new. No cookie-cutter sequels here, just well-thought-out expansions that make you go, "Yeah, I need that in my life." This is the OG, the undisputed champion for players dipping their toes into the waters of tactical combat. Normandy focuses on the Allied invasion in WWII and keeps things simple yet satisfying. No fancy armored vehicles here, just good old-fashioned infantry battles. It's fast to learn, but if you're all in on complexity, you might eventually find it a little repetitive. Best for: Beginners, casual players, or history fans who want to feel like they're reenacting Band of Brothers without needing a dozen rulebooks. 2. Undaunted: North Africa Best for: Players who want some Mad Max energy in their tactical gameplay (but, like, WWII themed). Here's where things get spicy. Reinforcements…...

1+ week, 5+ day ago (698+ words) It's Saturday night. You've scrolled through every streaming service known to man, and the algorithm is starting to mock you with its bizarre suggestions. Your phone has become a vortex of doomscrolling. Is this all there is? Is this what entertainment has become? So, put down your phone, gather your friends (or enemies), and let's dive into the five best retro board games that still absolutely slap today. Before we get into the list, let's be clear. A "retro board game" isn't just old; it's a game that has marinated in nostalgia and still delivers a punch. These are the games that defined sleepovers, caused sibling rivalries, and probably taught you more about capitalism and betrayal than any textbook ever could. Ready? Let's roll. Let's start with the one that promised to map out our entire existence in about an…...

2+ mon, 1+ week ago (757+ words) This year, WOTC has decided to support the Extra Life charity by teaming up with Play-Doh to create the Magic: The Gathering x Play-Doh secret lair set to release from September 29th to November 9th. This set will be printed to demand, meaning that you will receive a set as long as you place your order within the order window. Non-foil will be selling for $39.99, and rainbow foil for $49.99. Each set will come with 1x Greensleeves, Maro-Sorcerer, 1x Polyraptor, 1x Academy Manufactor, and 1x Wurmcoil Engine. If that's not enough to get you interested, 50% of the proceeds will be going to the Extra Life charity, to help kids and families at the Seattle Children's Hospital. It's a wonderful charity, and one that WOTC and members of the community are eager to help support, as $2,60o,ooo'has already been donated. Now, let's take a look at the new…...

3+ day, 18+ hour ago (697+ words) What do you know about the best board games with online versions? In a world dominated by glowing screens and digital interactions, it's vital to gather around a table, rolling dice, and moving little plastic pieces across a colorful game board. Classic games draw us back to a less complicated time, but new ways of interacting also abound. Let's take a closer look at the online versions of our favorite board games. The humble board game, a pastime that has connected families and friends for generations, is experiencing a remarkable renaissance. Far from being a relic of a bygone era, board games are thriving, offering a much-needed break from the digital noise and a chance to connect on a human level. This isn't just about dusty boxes of Monopoly pulled from the attic. A new golden age of board games…...

3+ mon, 1+ week ago (770+ words) Look who's decided to ditch the rubber chickens and three-headed monkeys for something completely different. Ron Gilbert, the mastermind behind some of gaming's most beloved point-and-click adventures, just dropped a bombshell at Gamescom 2025. His next project? Death by Scrolling " and honestly, it's about time someone shook things up around here. For those keeping score at home, Gilbert is the guy who gave us Monkey Island and Maniac Mansion. You know, those games where you'd spend hours clicking on everything that wasn't nailed down, hoping to solve puzzles that made about as much sense as pineapple on pizza (fight me). But Death by Scrolling is throwing all of that out the window " literally. But here's the kicker " the screen never stops scrolling upward. No time to scratch your head and wonder what to do with that random object you picked up…...

5+ mon, 3+ week ago (512+ words) In the vast multiverse of Magic The Gathering, certain lands stand out not only for their gameplay impact but also for their rarity and value. Here's a curated list of the top 10 most valuable lands, based on recent market data. Legends (1994)Price: ~$4,200This legendary land is renowned for its unique ability to force each player to pay one mana during their upkeep for each creature they control or sacrifice that creature. Its powerful effect makes it a staple in various formats, including Legacy and Commander. Due to its inclusion on the Reserved List, it remains one of the most sought-after lands in the game. Antiquities (1994)Price: ~$3,200A cornerstone of artifact-based decks, Mishra's Workshop taps for three colorless mana, but only to cast artifact spells. Its synergy with powerful artifacts makes it a game-changer in formats like Vintage. Its scarcity and Reserved List…...

1+ week, 5+ day ago (507+ words) Before you start a match, you can create and customise loadouts, which will affect what kinds of GobbleGum Mr Peeks confectionery machines dispense in-game. In total, there are 5 different rarities of GobbleGum in the game: Rare, Epic, Legendary, Ultra, and Whimsical. Below, I've listed all GobbleGums with descriptions of what they do, and sorted them based on rarity. Keep all your perks after being revived. Activates a Max Ammo power-up. The next time-based power-up you activate lasts longer. Ammo taken from the player's stockpile instead of their weapon's magazine. Lasts 60 seconds. Instantly teleport to a random location. A concussive blast knocks away nearby zombies. Activates a Full Power power-up. Disables the next Nuke power-up explosion you activate and gives everyone 2,000 essence. Charge the player's Field Upgrade faster. Lasts five minutes. Refill armour on use. Armour is twice as strong. Lasts…...